Sentence examples for life number from inspiring English sources

The hippie outfits in the "Rhythm of Life" number are decidedly groovy.

This survey is not based solely on quality of life, number of trees or the cost of a month's rent.

The hawks give pigeons a reason for living that makes sense even to the most cynical pigeon-hating New Yorkers, the kind of people who could barely sit through the "Circle of Life" number in "The Lion King".

The remake co-stars Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz; its producers include Willow's parents, Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, as well as Jay-Z, who once famously sampled the musical's central Hard Knock Life number.

The way the revival's version of the "Hard-Knock Life" number, a pivotal early song that gives the show momentum, finally comes together is lovely, and it is smartly presented, with images of the performance intercut with earlier scenes from the rehearsals.

But it's hard to imagine even the haters not enjoying "Annie: It's the Hard-Knock Life, From Script to Stage," a delightful documentary Friday night on PBS that chronicles the creation of the "Hard-Knock Life" number from the current revival of that musical.

Subsequently, number of life-time number of partners was analyzed.

Also, women with more than one life-time number of sexual partners were less likely 0.636 (p<0.0001) to currently using modern contraceptive than those with only one life-time number of sexual partner.

The life-time number of previous hospitalizations due to psoriasis was from 0 to 65 (M = 10.38, SD = 13.79).

All of the battery life numbers are, of course, best case estimates.

Neither of these are "real life" numbers, but "average usage" is just as useless so we may as well establish real bounds.